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title: "A point \\( P \\) is subjected to three simultaneous forces of magnitudes \\( F_A > F_B > F_C \\). Point \\( P \\) is in equilibrium. Which of the following statements is not always true about the magnitudes of the forces?"
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# A point \( P \) is subjected to three simultaneous forces of magnitudes \( F_A > F_B > F_C \). Point \( P \) is in equilibrium. Which of the following statements is not always true about the magnitudes of the forces?

A point \( P \) is subjected to three simultaneous forces of magnitudes \( F_A > F_B > F_C \). Point \( P \) is in equilibrium. Which of the following statements is **not** always true about the magnitudes of the forces?

1. \[ F_A = F_B + F_C \]
2. \( F_A \leq F_B + F_C \)
3. \( F_A > F_B – F_C \)

- **A.** I only
- **B.** I and II only
- **C.** I and III only
- **D.** II and III only
- **E.** III only

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